Admire the exquisite grandeur of a decorative vase, a true masterpiece, born from the artistic tradition of Murano glass blowing. This magnificent creation is adorned with a handcrafted mosaic of multiple multicolored flowers, known as "Millefiori", and carries with it a documented legacy of the Toso Brothers' skilled craftsmen and visionary design, dating back to the early 20th century, around 1920s.
The vase, a symphony of artistry and craftsmanship, boasts a gracefully flared rim, accented by two ornate handles decorating its sides. However, it's the breathtaking multitude of murrine, those intricate glass elements, that steal the show. Imagine a kaleidoscope of colour, an explosion of floral patterns, stars and circles, all meticulously arranged in a harmonious artistic dance. Most murrine feature two or three layers of color, but this exceptional piece defies convention, boasting murrine with as many as 6-7 layers of color. The size of this vase is in itself a rarity and adds to its charm. It is a testament to the innovation and elegance of the Art Nouveau era, a period known for its adoption of natural forms and intricate designs. Looking at it, you can't help but be transported back in time to a time when craftsmanship and craftsmanship were paramount.
This vase is more than just a decorative object: it is a collector's dream, a tangible piece of history that whispers stories of the past. Placing it on a dressing table, desk or piece of furniture means giving it a place of honor, allowing its beauty to shine and enchant all those who observe it. By adding this exceptional work of art to your collection, you will not just purchase a vase, but you will come into possession of a piece of history, a testament to the mastery of the Toso Brothers and a glimpse into the soul of the Art Nouveau movement. It is a collectible treasure, a celebration of craftsmanship and a timeless symbol of beauty and elegance.
In excellent condition; being a vintage product it may have slight scratches.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
